Cheryl Schrader is eligible for a 25 percent bonus of $106,250 annually, according to her five-year contract. READ MORE
2. 5 things to know about drinking water and lead pipes in Dayton
Hundreds, if not thousands, of homes and businesses in Dayton are connected to water pipes made of lead, a toxic metal that could cause neurological, developmental and gastrointestinal issues in people — especially in children and pregnant women — who consume the poisonous substance.
The Dayton Daily News has dug into what you need to know about water quality and lead pipes in the Miami Valley. READ MORE
3. Date set to open river run in downtown Dayton
The project, which spans the river near the Dayton Art Institute and RiverScape, is designed to improve the way the water flows through the area, transforming a low dam — which had been a drowning hazard for many years — into a safe passage for recreational paddlers and a whitewater chute for kayakers. READ MORE
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